Archdale First Baptist GAs Honored In Ceremony
Eleven members of Archdale First Baptist Church Girls Auxiliary were recognized in the groups first coronation service. Miss Susan Forrester was queen with scepter and Miss Mary Kaye Campbell also honored. White Bibles were given by the WMU, with narration by Mrs. Ed Wright and charges from Mrs. Jack Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale First Baptist Gas
Archdale
First Baptist Church Girls’ Auxiliary
Susan Forrester
Mary Kaye Campbell
Wanda Alley
Ronda Spaugh
Thin Gail Hill
Ann Hill
Gene Campbell
Woman's Missionary Union
Ed Wright
Jack Thomas
Lori Bullard
Doug Austin
April Campbell
Arnie Spaugh
Wayne Bullard
Mary Kaye
Lovie Thomas
Spaugh
Carol Campbell
Robin Hill
Mary Ann Forrester
Iaw Woman's Missionary
Kate Shackelford
Leola Bryant
WMUGA
Beulah Hunt
Judy Trout
Holiday Bridge Club Announces Winners
Mrs W A Aldridge hosted the bridge gathering at 4903 S Main St with fall decorations. Three tables played with new members and guest Lucille Neiman. high scorers were Mrs Lohr and Mrs Boriff. Mrs Burgess of Route 5 will host the November 1 meeting.
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W. A. Aldridge
S. Main St
A Bridge Club
Dwight Lohr
Bob Burgess
Harold Boriff
Tomlish
Lucille Neiman
Lohr
Boriff
Robert Burgess
Route 5
Frances McLelland and Mrs Mo Welcome Frances Evan
Frances McLelland and Mrs. Robert G. Mo of 432 Tate Street announce the birth of their Frances Evan on the 19th at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Robert G. Moof
Tate St
Frances ‘Evan
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Shaw Named Local Leader and Business Owner
Mrs Shaw, a four year member and Central Area promotion chairman for the national convention, has served as district director and club president. She is owner and manager of Shaw's Letter Shop, a local business.
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Shaw
Local Club Names Officers and Chairmen
Mrs John R Lore treasurer and Mrs Ernest Roberts historian named for Greensboro and Burlington. Committee chairmen include Mrs Kimball Griffin nominating and gifts. Mrs James Howell Greensboro entertainment. Mrs M W Holland Chapel Hill hospitality. Mrs Sylvester P Gay Greensboro bridge.
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John R. Lore
Greensboro
Ernest Roberts
Burlington
Kimball Griffin
Nominating and
Geek Applien
James Howell
M. W. Holland
Chapel Hill
Sylvester P. Gay
Greensboro Bridge
Bench Renaissance in Furniture Showrooms
The modern bench has transformed from a simple communal seat to a versatile indoor accent. Exhibitors display myriad sizes and finishes from natural wood to black and gold, with tufted designs that double as guest beds. Early American styles include deacon benches loveseats and gossip benches, plus flat upholstered and veneer options.
Define bench seating as versatile room furniture
The passage defines a bench as a seat typically for more than one person, adaptable for extra seating and often smaller than replaced chairs or sofas. It notes benches trim rooms, suit various styles, and serve to decorate while increasing capacity, with manufacturers continually finding new uses.
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Webster
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